![]() ![]() Self-confessed prepper Larry Hall has spent much of the past two decades turning a decommissioned missile silo in central Kansas into the Survival Condo: a cross between a nuclear shelter and a luxury hotel. If you don’t have space for your own bunker – or would rather shelter down amongst like-mined survivalists – there are other options. Of the five units sold last month, the largest fetched $240,000. Made from long-lasting plate steel, their bunkers are designed to be buried under the average American yard. Over in Texas – already home to a vibrant culture of ‘preppers’ who spend their time planning for every shade of apocalypse – one creator of custom shelters, Rising S Bunkers, says it’s had a 700pc increase in interest in the last month. As the spectre of nuclear war returns so does another very modern phenomenon: a spike in interest amongst the paranoid rich seeking to procure their own nuclear bunker. ![]()
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